Bitcoin ETFs Draw Cash Again

​Despite the ongoing geopolitical turbulence in the Middle East, institutional investors are quietly returning to Bitcoin. Following a grueling two month exodus of capital, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have just logged their second consecutive week of net inflows.

​The Inflow Reversal
The 13 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $75.7 million last week, building on the $197.4 million secured the week prior.
What is truly impressive is that these positive weekly inflows successfully absorbed a massive $424.7 million outflow last Monday alone, a panic sell-off triggered by the escalating U.S.-Iran military conflict in the Strait of Hormuz.

This officially breaks an eight-week streak of negative capital flight, signaling a potential shift in institutional sentiment.
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Bitcoin is currently consolidating and trading back above the $65,500 to $66,000 range. However, as the latest Bloomberg data points out, the premier digital asset still remains roughly 50% below its all-time high record.

​The Analyst Take
Institutional analysts, including Richard Galvin at DACM, believe this inflow reversal, especially during peak geopolitical fear, is a strong indicator that Bitcoin may be finding a macro floor. When Wall Street starts buying amidst global panic, it often signals that selling exhaustion has been reached. However, analysts warn that a definitive and sustained breakout above the $65,500 resistance zone is still required to confirm a completely new uptrend.